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Williamson Tunnels

2019: Drawn to Detail / February 14, 2020 by Andrew Wilson

A look back on 2019, exploring those details in all shapes and sizes…

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Year Review Sefton Park, Otterspool Promenade, TATE, TATE Liverpool, Jim Lambie, Ugo Rondidone, Williamson Tunnels, Light painting, Criccieth, St.George's Hall, statues, Billy Fury, Museum of Liverpool, Amateur Photographer, The Drifting Classroom, Handyman, Spill Yer Tea, Pierce Starre, Constellations, Lake District, Grasmere, Henry Finney, painting, Lingmoor Fell, sheep, Cathedral Quarry, Lisbon, Peace Lilly, red cabbage, sea, Boulogne-sur-Mer, Hardelot Castle, Nausicaa Centre National De La Mer, aquariium, jellyfish, coral, Calais December 24, 2023
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Blog
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about 10 months ago

A look back on my 2023 photography highlights.

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about a year ago

A return to exhibiting work after several years in a group show at The Bridewell, Liverpool.

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about a year ago

A look back on 2022, a year of details and developing a series.

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about 2 years ago

A look back on 2021, a year of local exploration and inspiration.

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about 2 years ago

A look back on an unexpected and welcomed form of photography that helped me out of a creative rut.

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about 3 years ago

A selection of photos documenting Jessica El Mal’s installation ‘Grounds for Concern’ at the Open Eye Gallery.